Word: predictabilities
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...will form the basis for questions and possible senatorial grandstanding, and the hearing may be more hostile than it was with [recently confirmed Chief Justice John] Roberts," an official involved in the nomination tells TIME. "But like any nominee to the court, you're not going to see him predict any cases or make any commitments to the committee." As for that two-decade-old memo, it was a domestic matter that has "no nexus, no connection, no link" to the current debate, says Steve Schmidt, a White House aide helping shepherd Alito through the confirmation process...
...success in every career.“Harvard educates world leaders,” says Houfek. “It is a proven fact that leaders need to speak well....Careers are made or broken on how people speak.”Although Engell says he could not predict how soon public speaking courses would be incorporated into the curriculum, the issue will likely be discussed at a faculty meeting within the next couple of months. In the meantime, he says that students should take an active role in advocating for such courses if they want to see them instituted...
...Phase One of a larger three-phase project whose ultimate goal is “to make the public spaces as inviting and accessible as possible,” DiGiovanni said. Church Street, Winthrop Street, and Lampoon Plaza are among the areas scheduled to be renovated. Although DiGiovanni predicts that a “manageable goal” is to have Phase One begin and end in 2006, he could not predict when the whole project would be completed. While sidewalks, bus stops, and pedestrian safety are major concerns of the committee, DiGiovanni said that much thought has been...
...personality of this team. It shouldn’t be this way. We have enough of everything. We have enough talent, we have enough depth, we have enough height, athleticism.” “It is our fluctuating approach to the game that is very hard to predict,” she added. “And I’m running out of answers.” Delaney-Smith noted confidence disparities between the two teams as especially important last night. “[Northeastern is] very confident,” she said. “They...
...alleged infractions ends today. After voting for the Undergraduate Council (UC) presidential elections closes at 11:59 a.m., the three tickets of Grimland-Hadfield, Haddock-Riley, and Voith-Gadgil can only await the results with bated breath. FM chatted with former UC insiders to see if they could predict the outcome—let’s see how they stack up: “I think that Dean Gross will throw his hat in the ring and pull off a last-minute upset. He’s been eyeing that job for years...